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Thursday: Mow the lawn (or shovel snow), Spend time with family.įriday: Program lights, make sure the stage is ready for the team, and do a test run-through of lights, lyrics, presentations, and media while playing the worship set through Planning Center. Go through the motion packs and drag and drop the motions that seem to fit the tempo and mood of the song. Wednesday: (This is where it gets fun) Head to the media booth, open EasyWorship 7 and drag the songs, graphics, videos and any content being displayed into the schedule. Tuesday: Make some tweaks to the order of service, finalize the worship set and send out the Planning Center requests to the worship and tech team. Monday: Pick out the worship set and plan the service. Scott Breault – New Life Church, Escanaba MIĪlmost 20 years later, this is what a typical Sunday…err…week You can even use video behind the lyrics to enhance Youth pastor says “you’ve got to check out this awesome presentation software. PowerPoint?” Wow, we were high tech now! Then, sometime around 2003, that same Our new youth pastor says “whyĭon’t we purchase a computer and projector and get with the times and use I wish I could say I’m exaggerating, but I’m not.įast forward a few years.

Run through the songs with just enough time to go to the bathroom before the service starts.

Insert about 50 slides into the Kodak 4400 Carousel Slide Projector (oops, I guess we’ll have to do without the lyrics for that new song!).

Run-off a bunch of photocopies of chord sheets with most of the correct chords penciled in.

(“Let’s see… This week we’ll do Jehova Jireh, Ancient of Days, I Give You My Heart and maybe we should introduce that new song, I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever!”)

Show up an hour before rehearsal and pick out songs.

This explanation is not the greatest, but if a person will experiment with the program, they will quickly get the hang of it.įeel free to email me at if you need more info on this.I’m going to date myself here but when I started leading worship and helping with media at my church, a typical Sunday looked like this: And no matter where on the tableau a clip is placed, the program keeps track of which clip is next.

Every clip you put up is assigned to a layer, and layers can be changed independently.Įach layer can be faded in and out independently. Layer one goes to the back, layer four to the front, and the other two in between.

It is especially good if the user can get their head around layers being separately controlled. The software which I have used include dreambeam, lyricue (Linux only), and Screen Monkey (Screen Monkey is the one I like best. There are several alternatives which can be looked into, which are free open source software. While I agree that a worship presentation software is a great alternative, I know that not all churches have a budget for this software.